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Amazon to introduce ads on Prime Video in 2024
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this post was submitted on 22 Sep 2023
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Prime is already a rip off without the ads
it is if you don't use it, but many people shop mostly or even exclusively on the platform. order more than once a week and it's a fair value. i know some who make 10-20 orders a week and every day is a 'prime delivery day'.
I don't order at the last minute so for me it doesnt make any difference if it comes in 2 days or 5 days
WTF I thought my one order every one to one and a half weeks due to my sheer laziness was getting excessive.
As for Prime getting commercials, it's a good thing Prime somehow manages to have barely any content worth watching where they could possibly insert commercials for me. I'm assuming this will not apply to movies you pay to rent.